World Talent Cup
Information and Application
BOYS & GIRLS BORN 2010-2013
Week 29/30 | July 18-22, 2026
- Registration of Interest
- About the Cup
- Level
- Arena
- Accommodation
- Training & Cup Matches
- Included in the Price
- Travel info
- Reviews
Parents can register their interest in the World Talent Cup here. Once registered, we will contact the player’s coach to get an assessment of whether the player has reached the appropriate level to participate in the World Talent Cup. An invitation with a link to information and booking will then be sent to the parent. Coaches can also recommend players directly through our website. The registration of interest is non-binding!
World-class talent development
The World Talent Cup is an international talent development event of world-class standards. All training and cup matches are organized at the amazing IFU Arena in Sweden (Uppsala). The world’s top talents born in 2012-2009 are invited to form national teams, representing their countries and advancing their development through challenging matches against top talents from around the world.
During the World Talent Cup, participants also receive rapid individual development through Keytraining, Selected Players’ training method, which builds critical individual skills for players aiming to reach elite levels in the future. Keytraining has helped numerous current elite and national team stars achieve their success. See what they say about us here >
The WTC is hosted at the fantastic IFU Arena, which features five full-size courts under one roof. Accommodation is provided at Arenahotellet and Scandic Nord, both conveniently located within walking distance of the IFU Arena. Full board, including breakfast, lunch, dinner, and evening snacks, is included along with sports insurance and a clothing set.
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Participating Countries in 2025
For the 2025 edition of the World Talent Cup, the following countries will participate: Team Sweden, Team Finland, Team Switzerland, Team Denmark, and Team Norway. We are constantly working to bring in more countries. There is space for two teams in each age group, both for boys and girls. Each team consists of 15 outfield players and 2 goalkeepers.Coaches
Each national team is assigned two coaches from the same country, who are responsible for the players and coaching during the tournament. The coaches also lead the teambuilding program, designed to help participants get to know each other and build team spirit. All coaches undergo Selected Players’ values, leadership, and coaching training before the World Talent Cup begins.Service Center
During the World Talent Cup, an information center is available at the IFU Arena where parents and accompanying persons can get answers to any questions. The center is staffed by Selected Player personnel and, at specific times, a country manager for each nation will also be available to assist.Medical Care
For participants’ safety, our medical staff will be on-site to handle minor injuries and provide basic first aid. For serious injuries, we have contacts with Uppsala Hospital and nearby clinics.
Friendships and Future Opportunities
The goal of the World Talent Cup is to help talents take the next step in their development and lay the best foundation for those aiming to go far. We also aim to create lasting friendships between floorball nations, which participants will find invaluable later in life.
The national teams from Sweden, Team Sweden, are created by handpicking talents who have performed the best at our Gamechanger Camp in the 13–16 age groups. National teams from other parts of the world are formed through nominations by talent scouts, parental registrations that we follow up with the player’s coach, and recommendations from leaders via our website.
The skill level for a player wishing to participate in the WTC is:
- The player must currently be able to handle high-paced play and belong to the top tier of players in their floorball region/district.
- The player must have the willingness to train extensively and focus on both training and match play.
- The player should have ambitions to reach as far as possible in floorball.
All matches and training sessions take place in Europe’s finest floorball arena – the IFU Arena in Uppsala, featuring five full-sized courts under one roof. Lunch, dinner, and evening snacks are served in the arena’s kitchen.
All participating national teams and their coaches stay at the Arenahotellet and Scandic Nord, which are within walking distance of the IFU Arena. Players are accommodated in triple or quadruple rooms. Leaders stay in double rooms. (Room sizes may vary.)
In the World Talent Cup, players develop with Keytraining, our unique training method that has been hugely successful in effectively developing key individual skills and laying the foundation for players aiming for elite levels in the future. Keytraining has helped a large number of today’s elite and national team players achieve their success, serving as proof that the method helps players build what is required to reach the elite level in their careers.
Through the cup matches, participants have a unique chance to be part of a national team and take their gameplay to the next level through challenging matches against top talents from other countries. The cup builds international competition experience and provides the opportunity to test their skills at the highest international level. The cup matches are professionally organized with Swedish federation referees and can be followed live on our website.
Training Program:
5 Cup Matches (including playoffs)
5 Keytraining sessions
1 Training Match
2 Teambuilding Sessions
1 Physical Training Session
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Goalkeeper Development
In the World Talent Cup, goalkeepers advance their match play to the next level through intense international cup matches and Keytraining. This specialized training builds the crucial individual skills required by a skilled goalkeeper and strengthens the foundation needed to reach elite levels in the future.Goalkeepers receive separate training with shooters as well as joint training with their team. As part of the methodology, goalkeeper instructors use video analysis to highlight key details and as a tool to help goalkeepers progress to the next level. All other training, including teambuilding, physical training, and meals, is conducted together with the team.
Physical Training
Given the intensity of the World Talent Cup, with many training sessions and cup matches, the physical training focuses on quality. We ensure that participants perform critical physical, speed, and mobility exercises necessary for floorball players to develop and reach their full potential.
Price: 6495 SEK
The price includes five cup matches, playoffs, training sessions, and teambuilding at IFU Arena. Accommodation at Scandic Nord and Arenahotellet within walking distance of the arena. Full board with breakfast, lunch, dinner, and evening snacks is also included, along with sports insurance and a clothing set. See the detailed breakdown below:
Cup Matches and Training:
5 Cup Matches, including playoffs
5 Keytraining Sessions
1 Training Match
2 Teambuilding Sessions
1 Physical Training Session
Clothing Set:
Match Jerseys with the player’s last name printed on the back (2 pcs)
Shorts (1 pair)
Socks (1 pair)
Accommodation and Meals:
Hotel Stay (4 nights, including breakfast)
Lunch (4 meals)
Dinner (4 meals)
Evening Snacks (4 meals)
Sports insurance is included.
Information about travel options from different countries will be presented here shortly.
Contact us if you have any questions.
What participants, parents, and coaches think about our camps
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I have attended Selected Player several times and really enjoy the training provided. Above all, it improves your technique, which you will benefit from for many years to come. I truly recommend young players to participate in Selected Player’s programs!
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“If you are passionate about the sport of floorball and get the chance to attend the camp, you should take it, as it is incredibly beneficial for the development of all participants.”
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Selected Player not only provides participants with the best possible conditions to maximize their development but also offers motivation, inspiration, and fosters connections between young and senior floorball players.
Martina Johansson is the mother of Oscar and Victor Johansson, who both currently play in the SSL and have represented the U19 national team.
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I think Keytraining is a great specific training that takes your technique to the next level. You get to practice different scenarios that you will encounter during a match. Selected Player is a fun camp where you meet lots of new friends, but above all, you get to play a lot of floorball!
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“I want to thank you for a very well-organized RTC where Elias has been incredibly satisfied with the setup and with Filip and William as leaders!”
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“Big kudos to you for how you helped the team fight and develop from a tough start to performing really well and being entertaining in the end. They grew both as individuals and as a team, which is fantastic to see.”
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“Thank you for a well-organized camp for F2009. All the girls in Täby FC are saying they are super satisfied and want to participate again next year!”